White Kadota Fig Cuttings (Ficus carica) - 2 Unrooted 6-8" | Rare Heirloom Green Fig | Sweet Fruit Tree for Propagation & Home Gardens

White Kadota Fig Cuttings (Ficus carica) - 2 Unrooted 6-8" | Rare Heirloom Green Fig | Sweet Fruit Tree for Propagation & Home Gardens2 Fresh Unrooted Cuttings Each 68" long, taken from healthy, mature White Kadota fig trees. White Kadota Variety Produces medium to large greenish yellow figs with sweet amber flesh. Ficus carica Species Classic heirloom fig known for flavor, vigor, and easy care. Heat Tolerant & Productive Thrives in warm climates with heavy fruit set. Ideal for Containers or Ground Perfect for backyard orchards, raised beds, or patio pots. Reliable & Self Fertile No

• 🌱 2 Fresh Unrooted Cuttings – Each 6–8" long, taken from healthy, mature White Kadota fig trees.

• 🍈 White Kadota Variety – Produces medium to large greenish-yellow figs with sweet amber flesh.

• 🌿 Ficus carica Species – Classic heirloom fig known for flavor, vigor, and easy care.

• ☀️ Heat Tolerant & Productive – Thrives in warm climates with heavy fruit set.

• 🏡 Ideal for Containers or Ground – Perfect for backyard orchards, raised beds, or patio pots.

• 🧬 Reliable & Self-Fertile – No pollinator needed; produces figs on its own.

• 📦 Cut Fresh to Order – Shipped with care for best results in propagation.

Grow the delicious and dependable White Kadota Fig (Ficus carica) in your own garden with these two unrooted cuttings, each 6–8 inches long. A well-known heirloom variety, White Kadota produces greenish-yellow figs with sweet, amber-colored flesh, perfect for fresh eating, drying, or preserving.

This variety is a vigorous grower, known for its heavy yields, heat tolerance, and reliable performance in a wide range of climates. White Kadota is self-fertile, making it a great choice for beginner and experienced gardeners alike—no additional trees needed for fruit.

Whether you're looking to expand your home orchard or start your first fig tree, these freshly cut, healthy sticks are a great way to propagate your own fruit-bearing tree.